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Ok thanks.

Having recently managed to update the software, it's all a bit of an anti-climax. What differences should I expect please?

Don't know if this is of any help?

https://www.theskodashop.co.uk/search?type=product&q=vega

Is this now a forum for wannabe comics?

It's from one of those trusted traders sites. It's a mobile fitting service. I get a years warranty. I haven't got a price from Skoda but no harm in phoning I guess.

Ok, I didn't know that. I'm looking at £380 to get my timing belt & pump done which should have been done 3 years ago going by Skoda's recommendation. If I'd had the well know pump problem both would have been replaced sooner.

But had the coolant level dropped?

Did you have the timing belt replaced at the same time?

That's an excellent price. The best quote I have at the moment is £380 inc vat for belt & pump.

Plenty of info on Google

In a way the system forces you to do that. I just get the general warning & then need to check the pressures on all 4 tyres.

Then you need to inspect the car carefully yourself, in case it gets damaged/scratched when it's being collected.

Just phone them up and ask the question

Both maps & software have to be updated manually. Others can advise the best way to do this.

I just delete.

Are you talking about map updates or a software update? If it's software, it's better to post a screenshot showing which software version you have so others with more knowledgeable can advise.

There are many threads on this topic & various solutions. Here's one such thread,

It was just an idea. Mine is auto & I've never driven a manual with stop/start.

Could it be a switch or solenoid connected to the stop/start system?

Have you tried the spare key?